Sentences with phrase «charity community worker»

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In a corner, a team of volunteer workers from the community help to sort 10,000 pairs of donated socks into 1 kilo bags of socks so each charity receives a mix of sock sizes.

Nevertheless, they still want to stay involved,» says Shane Ryan, 41, chief executive of the award - winning charity Working With Men (WWM), which recruits its workers from the communities from which the young dads come, and sticks with them to improve their qualifications, employment opportunities and life skills.

We talk in a room belonging to a charity, Free@Last, founded by the community worker John Street, in the deprived area of Nechells in Birmingham.

Vets Beyond Borders is an animal charity which deploys volunteer vets, vet nurses and other animal welfare workers to help improve the lives of animals and developing communities around the world.

Industrial - scale worker - owned coops in Cleveland (including perhaps the world's greenest commercial laundry); an enlightened for - profit bank in the upper Midwest that gives its profits back to the community as charity; a city in Washington State that has united local businesses and residents who share a single value: the long - term view.

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From employing thousands of workers, to contributing millions of dollars to charities, to its main mission of rebuilding communities, the people who insure your cars, houses and businesses are quietly going about the business of keeping Colorado in business.

A REALTOR ® association can attract and retain younger workers by showcasing its community involvement, charity donations, advocacy for the rights of home owners and small - business owners, and programs such as the REALTORS ® Relief Fund and the Good Neighbor Awards.